SpaceX Reveals NEW Raptor V3 Engine!
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2023
- SpaceX Reveals NEW Raptor V3 Engine!
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Crazy years to come…
It looks like a Starship booster with 33 v3 engines will be able to dig an even deeper hole in their launch platform.
Anything is possible
I've always thought that the first IFT test was done purposely without water diverters just to get data on how much damage they can do, so they can build a good data model for how to land and take off with all those engines safely.. and how strong their infrastructure has to be.. or how tall landing legs have to be..
I hope you are not on YT now. Because it is full of aesthetic launch videos from IFT2 and IFT3. WITHOUT ANY PAD DAMAGE AT ALL!
I am glad to see that Arthur C. Clarke's station from the film "2001 - A Space Odyssey" is finally taking shape.
"I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that." -- Scary thought with AI taking our minds ...
man this vast/spacex partnership is gonna yeet us into the future so fast
3:30 Increased efficiency and power translate to reduced fuel requirements for achieving the same weight-to-orbit ratio. Consequently, this advancement enables several potential benefits, such as shorter booster stages, taller starships capable of accommodating larger cargo (not necessarily heavier), or increased fuel capacity for orbital refueling purposes.
Larger cargo is a rather important point; observe the JWST (James Webb); it had to be intentionally segmented in several parts to fit in delivery vehicles, requiring systems on board to extend and assemble for function. This introduces many critical points of failures.
This also allows starship to spend less time fighting gravity thus saving fuel
Perhaps the tank itself were the cargo then fuel could be put in from Mars atmosphere as their now planning.
Great work, thank you!!!
WOW amazing
does anyone else think spacex wont push v3 to 100% for flights , something similar to neutron? not stressing the engines a much? sounds like it makes sense for rapid reuse?
They never do. Theres max output, and then operational output.
12 raptor 2's were destroyed on ascent. im assuming the initial 3 pushed the rest of the engines to have to work harder, eventually destroying a full 3rd of them and then failign to get to orbit.
This is more interesting than Twitter 😂
So true
Hah.
Remember, the Neutron rocket isn't fully reusable. There is a second stage that they won't recover.
Idea would be a Flying Explorer. Inflatable guided parachute design concept. Vertical lift. No extra weight of landing gear.
I am from the future, 1 SpaceX Raptor 17 engine just sent 160,000 tons of payload into Mars.
4:48 Was that Halo? Pretty neat.
masterchief is coming
I predict that with engine improvement, the heavy booster will evolve to use less engines.
If the engines get better would they not just push more mass?
A good idea as less engines equal less possible points of failure.
Whatever decreases the cost per ton to mars is what they will go with
@@jason_m_schmidt622 and less redundancy.
apparently they were considering making the top part of starship taller
Todavía queda cosas que mejorar
Very exciting that more private companies are entering the lucrative space industry
Raptor 4: ~375 bar
😎 cool 😎
"Those Iconic wheel shapes we've seen in moves like the Martian...". I think we saw them is some other old movie once, I might be wrong... (...and breathe...).
A certain little film about an odyssey of the space variety.
No shuttle to get you up there now, though ...
I thought NASA found the rotating wheel would not work for humans because the coriolis acceleration of centrifugal motion would mess with the inner ear making balance near impossible?
@@richbarrows3922 For a small drum like _Discovery One_ had, sure. But the larger the diameter, the less coriolis force affects your inner ear.
Le pusiste un Nivel de protección térmico interna de la raptor es 30 % . Carbono y cerámica
Can you do an update on companies that are tracking space junk? I hear Leo Labs wants to be the Google Maps of space.
Yeah, it’s getting very crowded up there
Do you by any chance enjoy the warhammer franchise?
There's a company named Weyland corporation their logo says building better worlds ....that looks very promising too ..
🤣
Lets go Nuclear already.
19 billion in revenue? Something is wrong there. Also, the Neutron, while very cool, is not really fully reusable. It's more like the Falcon 9: only the first stage is reusable.
Neutron reuses fairing. The fairing will be reusable and thus will be recovered for each launch.
@@catchnkill Yes, that is true, but is not sufficient to make the vehicle fully reusable. The 2nd stage is not reusable.
He meant $19M.... their 1Q23 revenue was $54.9M, $19.6M from the Launch Services business... the rest was from the space systems busienss
They could also put less engines on super heavy and carry the same weight… or a little more payload since they don’t have the weight of the engines.
The most important factor to using fewer engines is less possible points of failure.
At a certain point the limits of current metallurgy catch up with you and you pay the price.
Start a podcast bro
Ya no puede contruir o diseñar modelos nuevos de raptor . Conformante con eso
Bro you deserve a million subs
Very nice but can't match the power of the Saturn V's F1 engines.
yeah
I disagree because you can buy a lot of raptors for the price of one F1
hi
Rocket lab has made 19 billions this year?
dont they have plans for a "heavy starship" that could be why they are pushing so hard for new engines
Yes. The proposed “Starship 2.0” with an 18m diameter would require approximately 100 Raptor engines.
@@jason_m_schmidt622 ya that thing aint gonna happen :D
@@jebes909090 SpaceX would need to design a new and very large engine. They already have too many possible points of failure with 33 engines
@@jason_m_schmidt622 its ironic that elons favorite axiom is 'the best part is no part' then goes and makes a rocket with 39 engines that has to be caught by a tower 😅😅😅😅
So RocketLab made $19B from revenue of $211M somehow?
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Do you really think this will happen ??
Question: Why did they build the R3?
Answer: If it is within the laws of physics, we will try to make it a reality. -to paraphrase Elon Musk
Remember...."Cryptocurrency" means "Tax dodge"
If you're willing to dodge taxes, you're willing to dodge more, and in light of Oceangate maybe dodging policy might not be the best business model?
Cool ideas though definitely hope it works. Won't trust it if the CEO himself doesn't take the trip
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The whole rockets business is not 19 billion!!! how Elcton rocket is making any money at all not 19 bullion? your numbers must be extremely wrong
This has to be bait
Gd what grammar skills
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I'm sorry
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Space X’s heavy launch vehicle and its Raptor engines are promising breakthroughs, however; several engines failed during the first stage’s launch and ascent. An outside source stated that it appear: E1, E6, and E7 had failed at launch. E18 failed violently at T+30; E19 failed at T+46; E22 failed at T+60; E23 failed at T+94; at T+122 flames were visible at the thrust section; and at T+130 the rocket started spinning out of control. Also, the rocket did not reach its design attitude for stage separation.
Those are old batches of engines they wanted to get rid of.
All these worlds are yours, except Europa. Attempt no landing there
? What
@@Alex26894 It's a quote from the end of the movie, 2010 Space Odyssey.
You might watch it.
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Try a new tack-report only what has been done-showing video proof, NOT what is promised. This simple system will give you unmeasurable credibility.
Lol. Why don't you try NOT watching if you don't like it my egotistical friend!
@@iceetmarne3571 Do not worry , that was the first and last time
@@dieterkoch6563 fair enough.
So now they can blow up the whole launch stand...
Seam's like a wast😅 of time just build deep space 9 already 😅
First they built the v2 1944 then Saturn5 1960s now those same people are trying to launch the starship.
nonsense, almost all of it....
Wow - you kids will believe any old rubbish…..
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